White space internet
Posted: Wed Sep 09, 2015 12:50 pm
Guys, I'm doing a project with my university about using white space frequency in order to transmit wireless internet to 8 schools from Gambia.
As I already knew about SDRplay, I suggested the possibility of modifying the software in order to adapt and receive transmissions coming from a VHF-Yagi antenna and, after that, processing the signal in order to a router use it as a internet signal.
The project is still at its beginning, so we are all gathering ideas about how to realize it. Do you have any idea if it's possible to modify the SDR software in order for it to work?
The plan is to basically use the router as a Wi-Fi repeater, but for that to happen, we need to be able to receive signal from around 400-700 MHz.
As I already knew about SDRplay, I suggested the possibility of modifying the software in order to adapt and receive transmissions coming from a VHF-Yagi antenna and, after that, processing the signal in order to a router use it as a internet signal.
The project is still at its beginning, so we are all gathering ideas about how to realize it. Do you have any idea if it's possible to modify the SDR software in order for it to work?
The plan is to basically use the router as a Wi-Fi repeater, but for that to happen, we need to be able to receive signal from around 400-700 MHz.